Shohei is a Japanese given name, composed of the kanji characters 将 (shō, meaning 'command' or 'lead') and 平 (hei, meaning 'flat' or 'peace'). This name has been popular among both males and females in Japan since it was included in the government's list of approved names in the late 19th century. The name Shohei can be written in hiragana as しょうへい or shōhei, and it is often pronounced with a long 'e' sound, similar to 'ey' in English. There are no specific stories or historical figures associated with this name, making its meaning and interpretation more versatile among individuals who bear it.
"The name Shohei has seen fluctuations over the years with a total of 56 births reported since 1989."